- Staffing
- Industries
- Real estate
Every portal lead called, every listing marketed, every file on track.
Agents generate more leads than they can follow up personally. Remote ISAs, assistants and marketing staff keep the pipeline worked while agents show homes and close.

Where the hours and the revenue leak.
Cold portal leads
Leads go cold within hours when nobody calls them.
Transaction admin
Paperwork, deadlines and coordination pull agents away from clients.
Inconsistent marketing
Listings and social channels get attention only when there is time.
Seats real estate typically fill.
Remote Sales Representative
Follows up every lead, runs discovery calls, sends proposals and keeps the CRM honest — so the opportunities your marketing pays for actually get worked.
Appointment Booking Agent
Books, confirms, reminds and reschedules — and works the no-show and cancellation list so empty slots get refilled instead of written off.
Executive Assistant
Runs the executive's operating rhythm: calendar, meeting preparation, follow-ups, board and investor material, and stakeholder communication.
Social Media Manager
Plans the content calendar, writes and schedules posts, manages comments and messages, and reports on what is working across your channels.
Creative Designer
Produces ad creative, social graphics, presentations and marketing collateral to your brand guidelines, with fast revision cycles.
A five-agent team
- 01 Portal leads are called within minutes by a remote ISA.
- 02 Qualified buyers are booked into showings on agents' calendars.
- 03 A transaction coordinator tracks deadlines on every open file.
- 04 A designer produces listing graphics within a day of each new listing.
Illustrative example of a typical engagement.
Staff work inside your CRM and transaction tools and follow your brokerage's communication and disclosure rules.
How we vet and secure every seat →Asked by real estate.
Further reading
Tell us the seat you cannot keep filled.
Send the role, the hours and the tools. We come back with a written specification, a cost figure and a shortlist timeline — usually within two business days.
